Solutions · Production specs
McLeuker AI writes the spec so the factory does not have to guess: tech packs, grading and trim callouts in the factory's own language, plus the factories that can make the style.
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McLeuker AI studios that do the work
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AI specialists who share it
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expert playbooks it follows

The job, before and after
Without it
The factory interprets the gaps, and the sample comes back wrong in a way that costs a whole round.
With McLeuker AI
Hand the factory a spec it can build from without a phone call.
Every style, every development round, every handover.
Why it is hard
Every gap in a spec is a decision the factory makes for you. A missing measurement, an unnamed trim or a seam left to judgement comes back as a sample you did not ask for, and each extra round of samples costs weeks of the calendar.
How McLeuker AI helps
3 studios work on this. Choose one to see how it helps.
How it helps you
Drafts the pack from a brief, a sketch or a sample photo: bill of materials, points of measure, construction notes and flats, as editable Excel or PDF.
What you get
Brief → factory-ready tech pack
Produce studios: Hand over the work, get the specs and operations that ship it.
The size curve
Grading is not a percentage. The girths move 4cm a size and the shoulder moves 0.6cm, which is why a scaled photocopy of a pattern fits nobody.
| Size | EU | Bust | Waist | Hip | Shoulder |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 34 | 80.0 | 62.0 | 86.0 | 37.2 |
| S | 36 | 84.0 | 66.0 | 90.0 | 37.8 |
| Msample | 38 | 88.0 | 70.0 | 94.0 | 38.4 |
| L | 40 | 92.0 | 74.0 | 98.0 | 39.0 |
| XL | 42 | 96.0 | 78.0 | 102.0 | 39.6 |
| XXL | 44 | 100.0 | 82.0 | 106.0 | 40.2 |
What the season runs on
Not the pack itself - that is one file and it is on the product page. This is everything the calendar demands around it: the fit session, the sample log, the 4-point inspection, the AQL plan, the T&A, landed cost and the supplier agreement. Page through each and download the real file.

Fit Session Report
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Where a spec actually lives
The gap between a beautiful design and a shipped garment is a stack of unglamorous documents, and it is where most small brands lose a season. The most common cause of a rejected sample is a spec that gave a target without a tolerance, so the factory hit the target on the sample and the mean on the bulk. The register runs from the tightest band to the loosest.

The tolerance register above is what stands between this and a bulk run that measures to the mean instead of the target. Nothing here is decided by eye.
Inspection
You find the defect at final inspection.
By then it is made. Discount it, rework it, or miss the date - all three come out of margin.
What we do
The sampling plan, defect classes and lab package are set before the run, and the spec's risk is scored while it is still a spec.
The tech pack is right and the garment is wrong.
Fit is the biggest single driver of returns, and a size label is a marketing decision, not a measurement.
What we do
A package in the format a factory reads, graded to a real size curve, with fit risks named before a sample is cut.
Every substitution reopens the costing.
A discontinued trim or a wasteful lay plan quietly moves the landed cost you already quoted.
What we do
Substitutions are checked on performance and price together, so the change arrives as a number.
The pack
Specifying, grading and inspecting are three trades, and a pack that confuses them is a pack that gets queried.
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Bring a style and leave with the pack a factory can quote against.